People v. Trujillo
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BERMAN, Judge.
Defendant appeals jury-trial convictions of second degree burglary of a dwelling and second degree burglary of a building. We reverse and remand for a new trial.
Evidence adduced at trial showed that on August 2,1976, defendant, then 17 years of age, knocked on the door of a residential duplex in Greeley, Colorado, and, receiving no answer, entered by crawling through a window. A neighbor observed this and alerted the police. They proceeded to the duplex, found defendant inside, and placed him under arrest.
At trial, a defense theory was that no crime had been committed because…
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